Democratic Party of Dakota Opposes Patronage Motive
A Mitchell meeting of South Dakota Democrats denounces party leaders who urge abstention from supporting the popular movement for self government, arguing patronage over patriotism. The piece urges honest Democrats to vote their convictions and support the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Democratic Committee of
South Dakota
Democratic Party of
Dakota
Aenecy
Gale
Ward
Central Committee
Fich
Boundary lines by latitude and the Division Debate
The Ashton Herald and Bee argues the forty six degree parallel is not a natural boundary between states. It calls for reader insight on what natural lines separate Kansas Nebraska Dakota Missouri Iowa and Minnesota. It contends the parallel equally divides territory to form two balanced states with ample population and resources.
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Ashton Herald and Bee
See
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakota
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Texas
Indian Territory
Dakota Division: a national demand rooted in history
The article argues division of Dakota is a longstanding policy tied to territorial growth, not mere political ambition. It notes past splits like Montana and Wyoming, asserts division serves public interests, and frames the issue as a national, not sectional, concern supported by many interests and the future of the territory.
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Dakota
Capital Commission
Bismarck
Cabst
Schamers
Duakota
Montana
Wyoming
Democratic Party
United States
Funeral Mass For Cardinal McClosky At Cathedral
Five thousand gathered inside the cathedral as Papal Zouaves in gold lace and a large procession of white robed clergy filled the space before the high altar. Priests and boys joined in a multi-chant requiem with the Benedictines and a grand organ voluntary, led by Archbishop Corrigan and sermon by Archbishop Gibbons of Baltimore.
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Catafalque
Father Tammel
Monsiegnors
Archbishop Corrigan
Archbishop Gibbons
Baltimore
Mass sermon and funeral rites for Cardinal McCloskey
The service at the mass included the sermon on Iiecs 45 and absolution. After the absolution the coffin was carried to the crypt under the high altar beside Archbishop Hughes. A Latin inscription on the casket notes John McCloskey as priest of the Holy Roman Church, cardinal of New York, died October 10, 1885 at seventy five.
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Episcopal N
Hughes
John
Cardinal McCloskey
New York
Bosra Letter Questions Huron Delegates Over Convention Treaties
An 1885 Bosra letter to Editor Venexitr criticizes Huron delegates at a county convention for backing Altoona and for alleged treachery in coalition talks. The writer details votes and alliances, noting Bonilla and Gorilla positions, calls for an explanation from Huron, and praises peace efforts while condemning perceived betrayals.
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Bosra
Venexitr
Old Empire State
Huron
Bonilla
Beadle County
Altoona
Collin
Gorilla
M. L. Miller
Miller
Huron Delegates Object to Alleged Treachery in Nomination
After Huron was given four delegates, a delegate said they were satisfied, then Mr Quin nominated Walling for the legislature. The Nash chair claimed room on the ticket for our man, yet observers decry treachery or deception as the ballot result is announced. UM, Barer.
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Huron
Quin
Walling
Nash
Cultivating One’s Own Field Lesson From Rev Dr Spring
The New York Observer recounts Rev Dr Spring’s fifty year pastorate at the Brick Church. He credits steady focus on his own church and work as the key to lasting success despite city pulpit changes. He warns against scattering effort, echoing the Apostle Paul’s “one thing I do.”
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Spring
New York
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Davis & Ketchum
The
Press and Dakotaian
Cardinal McClosky
New York Observer
C.A. Cheeney & Sons
Oak
Pinkney & King
Ofice
First National Book Building
Garop
Insurance Company of
North America
Aetna
Springfeld Fire and Marineity
London
North Bruish
Merchantile
Phenix
Orient
Niagiara
Liverpool
Glabe
Fire Insurance Association
Washington
Pennsylvania
Sun Fire Office
Deiltied America
A. C. Borsitam
J.B. Trevrrr
R. R. Martin, G. W. Angi
Burnham, Trevett & Mattis
Huron, Dakota
Hyery County
J. A. Presler
Newel Posts
Custer
Illinois
J. Weells
Ollee
Ranking Co
Weeks
Hulon
Windsor House Block
People's
Paoli
Fargo
Ortonville
Chicago
Mlwaukee & Gt
Fargo & Southers
Eastehlx
SocTurnnet
People's Line
Eupork
St. Paul
Caton
Depot
Fargo &Southern
Minnnespokie
Sud
Miso Rewpolia
Sud Pe
St. Paw
Minneapolis
Chicara
Adidresa Cod Eddy
Tallety Book CO
Portland
Main
Barrie, Winona
Chicago Steam Laundry
2D St
Dakota Ave
Man A. Chun
Downe
Mimuf
Gage-Downe Cares Co
Ad Dietchieet Dry Goods
Ashort
America
Milwaukee
Hlinads
Wiscussin
Kows
Northwest
St. Pat
Portage
la Crosse
Wivona
Trtunville
Aberdeen
Elendale
Eau Claire
Stillwater
Wateau and Merrill
Beaver Dam
Fond du Let
Oshkosh
Faribault
Beloit
Janesville
Mineral Point
Elgin
Rockford and Dubuque
Clinton
Rock Island
Des Moines
Madison and Prairie da
Owatonia
Sankato and
Council Bluffs and
Onate Dux City, Sioux Falla Set
Albert Lea
Bouthera
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Merrill
J. T. Clarke
A.V. H. Carpenter
Geo. H. Herfford
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